Barbie® doll is ready for anything dressed in a pink dress with graphic white print, strappy pink shoes and sunglasses perfect for a sunny drive. With the British sports car maker embroiled in an arms race with Porsche, Barbie opted to switch allegiances in the late nineties. The pink interior features white trim on the seats. A detailed dashboard and metallic rose gold accents add luxurious touches to the vehicle. And at the turn of the Millennium, Ford got another slice of the pie when it sold Barbie a 2003 Mustang GT convertible.

Hop in and zoom around Barbie Land! This collectible Barbie® car recreates the iconic pink Corvette® seen in Barbie™ The Movie. With a curvy silhouette and retro trims, the vintage-inspired convertible is a piece of art on four wheels! It features a working trunk and doors, plus steerable, rolling wheels. Celebrating Barbie™ The Movie, it makes a great gift for fans and collectors alike! Doll not included. Colors and decorations may vary.

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This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. Barbie finally scored a classic car in 1988, when Mattel afforded her a ’57 Chevy—in convertible form, of course. Available in pink or turquoise, the Chevy features impressive wheel and chrome detail, as well as seat belts. Seat belts? Certainly not in a ’57 Chevy. It’s all about the kids, right?

Take home a part of Barbie™ The Movie with a collectible Barbie® Corvette®! Inspired by Barbie’s car in the film, this bubblegum-pink beauty looks like it cruised right off the big screen. It started with her pink-on-white 1956 model - which is the car that will feature most prominently in the new movie starring Margot Robbie as Barbie and Ryan Gosling as Ken.Rolls-Royce boss Tufan Erginbilgic woos City and Ministers with plans for mini reactors and green jet engines For the ultimate collector experience, put a doll from the Barbie® movie collection behind the wheel! Dolls sold separately, subject to availability. Ford's legendary pony car, the Mustang, has also been a favourite of Barbie's through the years, with fans fondly remembering her cherry red 1994 example. Now Barbie can travel in style with the Barbie Remote Control Dream Car! This 2.4GHz radio control car has full movement, going forward, reverse, left and right, front and rear lights and can cruise at speeds of 8km/h! At 40cm long, with alloy wheels and finished in the iconic pink styling, this is the ultimate Dream Car Barbie has been waiting for.

Four years after getting her first Ferrari, Barbie welcomed her first Porsche. Available in white with hot pink interior or, well, white with hot pink interior, the German sports car has working headlights, so Barbie can see clearly on late-night runs to Taco Bell. (A Boxster came later.) Barbie® doll's signature style shines through with a personalized license plate and silvery Barbie® silhouette hood ornament. Booze cruise can save you cash AND get you in the Christmas spirit... as well as being a fun weekend away Leading women in technology warning that sexism risks being embedded into computer systems because so few female executives work in AIThere's little for Hagerty to put a value on this unique Barbie car other than the closest equivalent in the real world, which was a 2003 chassis sold by RM Sotheby's last year for CHF16.4million Barbie, the leggy doll that Mattel brought to life in 1959, recently celebrated her 60th birthday, and although she can be a bit controversial (hey, she didn’t choose her measurements), she’s much more than just a pretty face. Nobody accumulates Barbie’s car collection without being smart, successful, and handy with a wrench (albeit a plastic one). There's little for Hagerty to put a real-world value on this unique Barbie car other than the closest equivalent that changed hands recently - a 2003 Scuderia Ferrari F1 chassis sold by RM Sotheby's last year.